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Education Is Changing and So Is the Future of India | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Education in India is passing through a transformation whose consequences will extend far beyond classrooms, examination halls and university campuses. What is changing is not merely the method by which knowledge is delivered, but the very meaning of education itself. For generations, education in India was understood primarily as a pathway to employment, social mobility and personal respectability. A degree was a certificate of arrival. A government job was often the ultimate measure of educati
Growing Up Online and Searching for a Sense of Self | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Growing up in India today means growing up in two worlds at the same time. One is the physical world of family, school, college, friendships and community. The other is a rapidly expanding digital world of social media, online communities, algorithms and artificial intelligence. For young people, these worlds are no longer separate. They constantly overlap, influence one another and increasingly shape how individuals understand themselves and others. India’s digital transformation has been parti
The Things We Understand Too Late | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Regret rarely arrives when we make the mistake. Usually, much later, when the argument is over, the person has gone home, the phone number no longer works, or the opportunity has quietly passed into the category of things that are no longer possible. At the time, we rarely think about regret. We are thinking about being right. About protecting our pride. About getting through the day. About the work that needs to be finished, the money that needs to be earned, the problem that seems more urgent
Books Must Reach People | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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A society does not become more informed merely because information has become more abundant. In fact, one of the paradoxes of the digital age is that people can be surrounded by more information while having fewer opportunities for sustained reading, reflection and independent thought. This is why access to books and libraries remains important for India, not as a nostalgic defence of a disappearing habit, but as a question of democracy, education and social equality. The launch of the Gyan Deep
What the Republic Must Remember | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Independence is easy to commemorate because history has given it a date. Democracy is more difficult because it has no single anniversary. It has to be reproduced every day through institutions, elections, courts, legislatures, political parties, public administration and, ultimately, through the relationship between the citizen and the State. The Republic of India should therefore approach Independence Day with a question more demanding than whether the country has become stronger since 1947. I
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